Aliza's enthusiasm for horror movies truly shines in the candlelit, eerie setting of the “Healing” music video. Wandering from room to room, her pain is etched across her face, as she desperately flees the monsters lurking behind her, unsure where to turn next.

While the “Peter Rabbit” music video certainly celebrates this prosperity, it also harks back to a time before that success was earned—when daFinchi was just a regular guy walking along the shores of Seaside Park to clear his head. Sure, he now has a nicer car, ice-cold drinks on tap, and international flight miles, but at his core…

“I Just Wanna Be Your Lover Again” is pure pop bliss and reflects Francesca’s drive to embrace her refreshing pop sound and style. The timeless melody is effortlessly immersive—mellow and groovy, wrapped in an unmistakable sultry atmosphere.

Filming in part around DuSable Black History Museum in his hometown of Chicago—the “The Black Seed” visual, directed by Pugz Atoms, adds an extra layer of depth to BEEWARE’s profound words.

Crystal Starr’s “Part Time Lover” is the kind of track that sticks after just one listen—an instant earworm. Check out its accompanying music video now.

Taking to the streets of his hometown—Augusta, Georgia—Pastor Jamaal's “Global Word” music video delivers a thrilling, “on-the-ground” experience that perfectly complements the track’s urban soundscape.

Ute Lemper’s take on “Mack the Knife” is a radical one, informed by contemporary trends and current events. She reconstructs the harmonic underpinnings of the song and introduces a beat that alludes to trip-hop and experimental pop.

The music video for “Baby” amplifies the sultry, sexy atmosphere of the track to the max. Created in collaboration with AFNF visuals, it’s just A-Wax 1 Million and his “baby”—lost in the moment and enjoying every second of it.

Chuck Fraz' Da Original’s music video for “Life Is A Race”, created in collaboration with longtime friend J. Jackson, embodies the classic underdog spirit—featuring a track star jumping hurdles on a football field. It’s a timeless metaphor…

With the release of her critically acclaimed debut album, ‘Recipe For Love’, Dayyani cemented herself as a promising artist who is destined to reach far beyond the Nordic borders. Dillistone has already embarked on this journey with more than 150 million streams globally, and now the two electronic musicians are teaming up on the new single/video, ‘Overtime’.

The sultry atmosphere of the “Patty Cake” song is amplified in the music video, an energetic, visually striking experience infused with Sachet De'Aun’s signature boldness. Cleverly springing off the “pattycake” wordplay—the video makes one thing definite…

“I’m a Star” and “Can’t Stop Now” are just two of many examples of Chicago rap artist Jelani Lateef’s tenacious spirit—nearly all of his tracks radiate confidence and possess an unquestionable capability to uplift.

“Pronto” perfectly embodies Jay Swishes’’ brand: encouraging listeners to take life by the reins and chase their dreams without hesitation. Watch the accompanying music video now!

Co-directed by Will Thomas and Christina Jackson, masters of cinematic, top-tier visuals for breakout Christian hip-hop artists, King Koro’s “Hopeless Romantic” music video blends creativity with clever, heartfelt storytelling.

Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Rock Davis, whose resume includes work with industry titans like Nas, Mary J Blige, 21 Savage, and more, Contageous Funk’s “ALL DAY EVERYDAY” music video exudes the same tenacity and grit of the track itself.

The singer and songwriter delivers the "Bulletproof" song with absolute conviction and just the slightest trace of a punk rock sneer. That attitude carries over to the playful lyric clip, which finds the two Freekstar musicians at home, performing in their living room, in full animal costume.

The music video for “Letter 2 My Folks” is a visually stunning, unexpectedly vulnerable portrayal of loss, love, and resilience. Directed in collaboration with Mirzy Productions (@1mirs), Young Hitta crafts a muted atmosphere of reflection and reverence infused with an unmistakable Philly grit.

As a standout track nestled in the narrative of The Catacombs, “Some Kind of Purgatory” lives up to its name—delivering a sound and style untethered to anything in particular—constantly surprising the listener. Watch Mark Ciani’s accompanying music video now.

The “Baby” music video is a testament to David’s work ethic both on and off-screen. Outside of filming, David also self-produced the music video to help bring his vision to life while he can also be seen pumping iron while the camera is rolling.

The kinetic clip for “Eruption” opens with Susan Aquila alone onstage, bathed in violet light, bow raised, violin tucked under her chin, and her long blonde hair cascading over the body of her instrument. Viewers don’t see her facial expression immediately…